The God LP, LP

Raised in North Inglewood on the Wu bible, but blessed with a musicality that fits into the sound of the new West Coast, Natia sounds starkly apart.

The "Natia The God LP" blends raw stab-you-in-your-nosebone raps with weary haunted melodies — ones that possess the weird beauty that indie singer songwriters disappear into the forest for six months to try to find.

Highly recommended if you love Purple Tape-era Raekwon and Ghostface, early Eminem and the wild blunt haze griminess of Redman. But there’s only one Natia.

"An LA Hip-Hop Masterpiece" - LA Taco

"An adept rapper bringing to life grimy East Coast sensibilities with immutable West Coast zeal...an inventor of solutions in the face of strife." - DJ Booth

"13 tracks that help make up what the well-rounded emcee calls “his Illmatic.” - 2 Dope Boyz

"Natia skillfully blends ’90s-esque, wordplay-forward rap with some more modern sonic sensibilities and a gift for vivid, street-centric storytelling with an off-kilter eye for detail." - Uproxx

Selskab: Fxck Rxp
Release: 2020

A1 Chapter One 1:46
A2 Wrong Way Part 3 4:03
A3 Renaissance Armada 3:06
A4 Bring The Pain 3:47
A5 Labron 2:16
A6 Chapter Two 2:59
A7 Smoke & Drive 2:30
A8 The Other Day 2:31
B1 Chapter Three 2:40
B2 The Natia Show 1:51
B3 Voices 2:31
B4 Froze 3:10
B5 Bender 2:01
B6 Capitalism 2:37
B7 We Want Mo 2:36
B8 Been Thru It 2:38